Basil Vogt

Basil Vogt is a Part-Time Lecturer at the Lucerne School of Design, Film and Art's Art Foundation Course, affiliated with Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. He teaches image sequence and animation, specializing in bridging theoretical and practical aspects of visual arts. Vogt holds qualifications from the Sozialpädagogisches Seminar 'Schlössli Ins' and the School of Design in Lucerne's Graphic Design program.

His professional work includes operating Atelier Basil Vogt, a Zurich-based animation studio since 1990, producing award-winning short animated films and interactive art installations. Notable works include animation kits like 'Kino Xenix Baubogen' and children's illustrated stories like 'Babette ... und wo ist Flick'. He also creates site-specific motion art for museums and exhibitions.

Research focuses on animation techniques, visual storytelling, and integrating hands-on learning in art education. His publications explore historical animation devices and experimental visual formats. Collaborations with cultural institutions highlight his expertise in blending art with pedagogy and interactive design.